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by Oscar Wilde
Directed by Steven Pounders
When two young society men of Victorian England adopt the same name as their alter-ego, the result is comic mayhem for themselves, their two young ladies, and cast of ridiculous characters including Lady Bracknell, perhaps the most formidable and hilarious snob of the English stage. Brimming with wit and style, The Importance of Being Earnest is a comic masterpiece; Oscar Wilde's most popular play.
April 24-28, 2007 at 7:30 p.m.
April 29, 2007 at 2:00 p.m.
Mabee Theatre
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Cast
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Algernon Moncrieff |
Austin Terrell |
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Jack Worthing |
Justin Locklear |
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Cecily Cardew |
Mary Laws |
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Gwendolyn Fairfax |
Meredith Owens |
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Lady Bracknell |
Haley Phillips |
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Miss Prism |
Brittany Howard |
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Rev. Canon Chasuble |
Clayton Wheeler |
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Lane (Algernon's Manservant) |
Michael Summers |
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Merriman (Jack's Butler) |
Joey Melcher |
Student Production Staff
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Assistant Director |
Beki Baker |
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Stage Manager |
Deborah Benesh |
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Assistant Stage Manager |
Kirstin Hodges |
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Assistant Stage Manager |
Lisa Chapa |
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Lighting Designer |
Amanda Wray |
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Set Designer |
Brandon Daughtry |
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Makeup Designer |
Michelle James |
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Assistant Costume Designer |
Carl Booker |
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Technical Director |
Cody Redding |
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Sound Designer |
John Murdock |
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Factuly Production Staff |
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Costume Designer |
